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Contracts reveal how Shoppers was embedded in Alberta’s mental health and addiction system

Edmonton, Alberta · Edmonton

Contracts reveal how Shoppers was embedded in Alberta’s mental health and addiction system

A year before employees at two downtown Edmonton mental health clinics were pressured into transferring their patients’ prescriptions to Shoppers Drug Mart, Alberta Health Services (AHS) signed a contract to embed Shoppers within a northeast Edmonton addictions recovery facility, according to documents obtained through FOIP. A former employee of Henwood Treatment Centre told the Progress Report that the presence of an on-site pharmacy created p…Read Article

POD: Michael Janz on the 2025 municipal elections

Edmonton, Alberta · Edmonton

POD: Michael Janz on the 2025 municipal elections

Edmonton Ward Papastew councillor Michael Janz joins us on the pod to talk about Edmonton's upcoming municipal election.Read Article

How to get away with a health-care levy

Ten years ago, Jim Prentice argued that Albertans weren’t paying enough in taxes to maintain quality health-care services and pitched a return of the wickedly unpopular health-care levy right before an election. Alberta had a health-care levy right up until 2009 and it was broadly hated; Jim’s reprise was a bit gentler and a hair more progressive than the old version, but that didn’t save him. What happened next is common knowledge: Prentice got…Taxes · Alberta Read Article

AUDIO: Kathy Kelly on 40 Day Fast for Gaza - World BEYOND War

By Hudson Mohawk Magazine Sanctuary Radio, June 11, 2025 A coalition of military veterans, religious, and humanitarian organizations is conducting a 40-day fast for Gaza, with more than 700 participants worldwide. The fast aims to raise awareness and demand peace for the people of Gaza, who are facing death tolls and famine. It calls for humanitarian aid to be delivered to Gaza under UN auspices and to halt the US shipment of weapons to Israel. …Gaza · Gaza See the Story

UCP should listen to educators, not ‘far-right interest groups’: ATA prez

If the UCP government is concerned about the age appropriateness of books in school libraries, then it should ensure school boards have the funding necessary to hire more teacher-librarians, the head of Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) says. Last week, Minister of Education Demetrios Nicolaides announced that the provincial government will establish stricter guidelines about what books can be in school libraries by September, claiming that a …UCP · Edmonton Read Article

Ward Métis councillor Salvador banking on first-term achievements in re-election bid

Belligerence from the provincial government and growing partisanship at the municipal level are set to make Edmonton’s upcoming municipal election messy. But Ward Métis councillor Ashley Salvador, who announced her independent candidacy for reelection last week, points to first-term accomplishments that she believes will convince constituents to keep her on the job.Edmonton, Alberta · Edmonton Read Article

Alberta’s public sector is poised to strike

We’ve been far from labour peace for months now in Alberta, and the conflict is about to escalate again. Eight of the largest locals with the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) have voted to strike. Locals 001, 002, 003, 004, 005, 006, 009 and 012 represent a significant fraction of Government of Alberta employees, including admin staff, correctional services workers, health-care workers. Their support for the strike was overwhelming. …Red Deer · Red Deer Read Article

LERB “reluctantly” dismisses allegations that CPS is attempting to cover up an officer’s repeated use of racial slurs

The Law Enforcement Review Board (LERB) has ruled that a Calgary cop who received a reprimand for repeatedly using racial slurs was disciplined appropriately, even as it acknowledged that the allegations against him were “not only watered down,” but entirely shorn of substance. In August 2021, Const. Gareth Clarke wrote a letter to then-Calgary police chief Mark Neufeld outlining three occasions in which his colleague Const. Andrew Fuhrman used…Calgary, Alberta · Calgary Read Article

Anne Stevenson announces municipal re-election bid

Another key player on Edmonton city council has announced their plans for the upcoming municipal election: Ward O-Day’min councilor Anne Stevenson will be seeking re-election.Edmonton, Alberta · Edmonton Read Article

AFL convention culminates in pre-election “Resistance Rally”

In the final days of April’s federal election, representatives from several of Alberta’s largest unions rallied at the Alberta Legislature to urge their members to commit to a “Common Front”—and lend a hand to the struggling New Democrats. The Alberta Federation of Labour (AFL), the primary organizers of the event, called it a “Resistance Rally.” That resistance was directed at more than one problem.AFL · Edmonton Read Article

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